ANGRY POLITICIANS.
UPROAR IN PARLIAMENT. "TURN OUT THE POTHOUSE CROWD." By Telegraph.—Press Association—Copyright' London, March 26. During the debate in the House of Commons on. the Consolidated Fund Bill, tho Ministerialists fearetl a snap division, and kept tile debate going. Mr. Masterinan, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, aroused an uproar by saying, "It is discreditable, even for a disci edited Opposition." Tile Unionists' refused to allow him to continue, alleging that he had said' "disgraceful." Finally, Mr. William Moore, Unionist member for Armagh, was suspended for refusing to' withdraw the words, "disgraceful" and "trickery." Sir Arthur Marldiam, Liberal member' for the- Maasfield division of Nottinghamshire, wag suspended, for calling, out, "Turn out the pothouse crowd."
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1709, 28 March 1913, Page 5
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115ANGRY POLITICIANS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1709, 28 March 1913, Page 5
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